JL Delivery Checklist

[Rhinebeck01]

This is extremely helpful. Thanks for putting this together. With a couple of exceptions (gas cap and lug nuts), I don't know what any of this stuff looks like. Can someone add photos to this last? It would be helpful to include photos of where in the vehicle these items can be found too, if they have a fixed location.

Thanks.

@Skipswift

IF you read through this whole thread, I believe you will find pics of most all the items on the list. Do some homework and if you can't find a specific pic/one, ask and someone will undoubtedly post here for you.

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[gonmudn]

Are you sure you are supposed to get a receiver insert with the tow group? I have never had a receiver come with a new vehicle with the tow package including my '13 Rubicon. Bought new Fords and Rams...always get tow package and never got a insert?

I received one with mine. It was in the glove box because the dealership installed one of theirs as an advertisement. However, I did not receive the rubber cargo mat.

 

[PAUL HARRIS]

I came across a peculiar item that I overlooked at pickup time. We got a Sahara JLU off the lot. While we were working the details out I was told it was being detailed in the garage, but I didn't go and look. Afew days later I noticed the all weather floor mats in the front had a cut out presumably for draining water. The plugs were not included with the mats and the mats had just been placed on the floor without attaching to the posts on the carpet.
When I asked about the plugs, no one seemed to know why they weren't there. Part numbers were taken and a few days later I was told that the drain plugs are under the carpet and to access them I would remove the mats, make a small cut into the carpet and fish out the plugs. Then attach them to the all weather mats sealing up the hole in the floor.
No offer was made to bring it back to have the work done, and the indication by the technician was for me to be careful cutting the carpet. Has anyone had this situation?

 

[Jeepbabe]

I came across a peculiar item that I overlooked at pickup time. We got a Sahara JLU off the lot. While we were working the details out I was told it was being detailed in the garage, but I didn't go and look. Afew days later I noticed the all weather floor mats in the front had a cut out presumably for draining water. The plugs were not included with the mats and the mats had just been placed on the floor without attaching to the posts on the carpet.
When I asked about the plugs, no one seemed to know why they weren't there. Part numbers were taken and a few days later I was told that the drain plugs are under the carpet and to access them I would remove the mats, make a small cut into the carpet and fish out the plugs. Then attach them to the all weather mats sealing up the hole in the floor.
No offer was made to bring it back to have the work done, and the indication by the technician was for me to be careful cutting the carpet. Has anyone had this situation?

I gotta tell ya, I did my mats myself. I purchased really great mats much better then what Jeep was offering, so I took my Jeep,( which I ordered, with the carpeted mats and replaced them myself).The carpet was pretty much already cut except for two little sections,( one on each side). It took all of a second to do and I’m quite fussy so I was glad to do it myself. I’m a 60 year old female and I find sadly no one cares for your stuff the way you do so I try to do whatever I can myself. I saved the little carpet plugs incase I want to use the other mats without the plug so I can fill up the hole in the carpet.

 

[PAUL HARRIS]

I have always been the same about doing things myself for the same reason. Just not with automobiles. But I’m learning.

 

[Yoodie]

Can someone who got dual top confirm how the soft top comes with the Jeep. If I remember correctly in the JK the soft top was kind of mounted inside the hard top and owners were advised to pull it out quickly because it could damage the hardtop driving with it like that.

Is it the same thing on the JLU or is it just boxes inside vehicle?

Thanks

 

[misanthrope]

Can someone who got dual top confirm how the soft top comes with the Jeep. If I remember correctly in the JK the soft top was kind of mounted inside the hard top and owners were advised to pull it out quickly because it could damage the hardtop driving with it like that.

Is it the same thing on the JLU or is it just boxes inside vehicle?

Thanks

Big coffin-like box. Takes up the whole back with rear seats folded.

 

[Yoodie]

Big coffin-like box. Takes up the whole back with rear seats folded.

Crap. Thanks. So no easy way to use all seats for return trip from dealer? Want to bring kids for pickup.

 

[misanthrope]

Crap. Thanks. So no easy way to use all seats for return trip from dealer? Want to bring kids for pickup.

Unless you can find a way to strap it to the top, or rent a trailer.

 

[Yoodie]

Unless you can find a way to strap it to the top, or rent a trailer.

Thanks again. That’s what I was afraid of.

 

[old8tora]

I came across a peculiar item that I overlooked at pickup time. We got a Sahara JLU off the lot. While we were working the details out I was told it was being detailed in the garage, but I didn't go and look. Afew days later I noticed the all weather floor mats in the front had a cut out presumably for draining water. The plugs were not included with the mats and the mats had just been placed on the floor without attaching to the posts on the carpet.
When I asked about the plugs, no one seemed to know why they weren't there. Part numbers were taken and a few days later I was told that the drain plugs are under the carpet and to access them I would remove the mats, make a small cut into the carpet and fish out the plugs. Then attach them to the all weather mats sealing up the hole in the floor.
No offer was made to bring it back to have the work done, and the indication by the technician was for me to be careful cutting the carpet. Has anyone had this situation?

"Technician" ? Jargon ?

 

[wibornz]

Was not happy with the partial lists, so created a more thorough version. I've attached a pdf and a word doc. Hope someone can utilize them!

Just printed this. I ordered a 19 JLUR and it arrived at the dealership today. Picking it up on Wednesday or Friday.

 

[Skipswift]

I'm a total noob and don't know what stuff looks like or where I should look to find it, so I created the attached checklist with some pics from the thread. Hoping some of you good folks can fill in some of the missing details (additional pics, locations where items can be found, etc).

 

[cns721]

I just spoke with Jeep chat and they said that the rear cargo cubby mat and the hitch receiver cover are not included.

I'm also missing the torx ratchet kit and the wiring harness as well, which the chat rep said they were supposed to be included. Hoping that the dealer will mail me the missing accessories.

EDIT: I’m a moron. I found the torx ratchet kit, hitch cover and the cargo mat a month after picking up the Jeep. The Jeep came with a front license plate mount in a bag that I didn’t bother opening. I didn’t realize it had more stuff in the bag until I decided to check the mount the other day. I also didn’t realize the wire harness was already installed on the Jeep so it did come with it. My grand cherokee came with additional wiring so I thought that the JL would come with it. All is good

 

[garfieldtcat]

@K9Jeeper For people that ordered adaptive cruise control, you should add the ACC cover for when the windshield is down. Pics here - https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/2019s-with-acc-ewwwww.18956/page-5

Front Plate Bracket? Front plates aren't required here, but the Jeep shipped with one, so I still wanted it in case I move to a different state sometime.

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